New Britain Herald Newspaper, December 5, 1919, Page 6

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 1916, ew Britain Herald. | | HERALD PUBLISHING COMPANY, Proorletors. el Aaily (Sunday excepted) at 4:18 m, at Herald Bullding, 67 Churca St 300 2 Year. 2.00 Three Months 76c = Month tered at the Post Omce at as Second Class Mall New Britaln Marter. TELEPHONE CALLS siness OMce itorial Rooms * on'x Drofitable advertising medlum in the city. Clreulation books and press room alwava coen to advertisers. Member of the Assaciated Prems. Associated Press s exclusively entitled to the use for republication of all news credited 15 it or not otherwise credited I this Haper and also local news published “eretm. THE Vith pt's PRESIDENT'S TLLN the publication of the Presi- last message to Congress (here begun another series of hitler acks directed aguainst the Chief fitive, not for what he said in his tructions to the Congress. bui for way he said it For the t time, perhaps. the President's bmies are bewailing the absence m his Congressional communici- In the siyle which they ternt 1t style of Tsonian will be remembered s same lias been the huit of ny and varied criticisms, chief ong which has been that the 'res- nt put too much time in the torical construction of his writ- and time in making thought able. not enongh therein plain and unmis- his last message has been. how- for underhanded r, the signal 4 connected ies of psident, in low, jabs at. the ail of them genily suggest- a manner which leaves sus ion, and doubt in the ds President ssage ntally broadly uneasiness read them, that il of those who is 100 to write his to Cougress, and therefore incapacitated Pres affairs and physically is hinted that the over the Marshall, ht should give M and nation to Whether ilson one is an admirer of My and what he stands for or wants left every fair-minded citizen truth about the President, un- ‘sentiments of those I lght that Americans, ored by the o write it revolting in the is whose sports- nship and fairness ave nationally racteristic, advantage hould take the it unfortunate illness on part Wilson an Mr ir and capitalize for own gain White illness "hose who have been in the use during the President's ,w there is no attempt at “mys- ious secrecy” in reporting his con- Dr Tumulty, the physician, bon Grayson 1 Mr bn ready the secretary, huave and willing at all times discuss freely with newspaper cor- pondents the nature of the Presi- ht's illness. They have said it re ted from a strained condition of nerves and a consequent effect upon whole system. And those who have Mr. Wilson misdirected or lowed in his labors, otherwise, will ether that down ee he has true cuuse for buking the temporarily under in. Rumors that he refused an inter Fw with Senator Hitchcock have interpreted to wean the Presi- that Wilson 2 is such he conld My 1t's condition see the Senato has chosen his own zood time foi king statements and explanations, regarding the the we believe one of Nations and future ague iey will of the Administration be forthcoming within a he. .00k toward the source of attacks, nonflaged in anxious inguiries as ithe President’s condition, huld difficulty in motive nd there be no discovering NEGRO QUESTION. hold no brief for Mayor it seems to us that H Quigley Re evening's G Staton Herald Mayor letter from 18 blished in lust swer (o remul of the 1= ks is rathe: 1t nted in a former issue rov mealled Mayor arranted and ssibly (r that the men- ped the callous attitude of some therners toward their negro ghbors, but he did so more as tter of surprise than in condona ki of the lynchings. cvidences of he witnessed. There should i ich Mayo assumption from the < hat he is in favor of “King v heh or that o majority itherners are he negro un ibtedly feels that has been very ch by the Southerners oppressed this fact has made him extrem make The sensitive and inclined f{o mole-hills. New out of untains rthern negro, found in Fng- ras little of w o bbably because o mentions— he We such is one which mankind Mbere or crime white, will not condone, and { is violation of ils women negroes who ignore this fact, toward short | There | ] some white men do., and the spirit o ‘ justice is overridden by the desire Lot the essor, do ‘- revenze upon tran to chock it is is an old Vil we may the human Al instinct nearly as as race and ils standards of the laws in ihe world will not alter it { There are many white men the lynche for the same crime as negro, | under (ne me eircumstances. though this i noved by fhose | g the race question. Ther | in MWany, many more negroes South than in this section: cons quently, there is a greater number o human failing, | degenerates. another | dao Therefore, there This what we will. are more lynchings. is no e meani as an arzument for the “lvn \We that law.™ decry il, even though we admit in ceriain cases whizi might happen onr stone-aze desire cvenge would overcone We for personal . wish that trifie:d owr judzment mig revenge npon any man who with (he sacreduess of our heart, be the line or black: color 1 v hite no difference. 1ed would make 4 man s by the same in is he not There is a feeling hetween races which also exists whether we wouli ) change it or not. ‘The man does not live who can place the blame con- | clusively the other He upon one or race is prejudiced ai once. Wherever the come into contact in la two races there is liable to be | Dumiers trouble started hy one side or tho other. it matters nol which. This has been largely confined to the South, where there are many negroes, until late years: but Iynchings, riols and other similar disorders are now aling place in every section of the countr i and becoming alurmingly more fre- quent The tatement that ihe undersiands North Southerner the colored man and thai the mer lacks in this understanding is an old argue ment, the many fallacies in which become i more apparent. Race riots and Iynchings often take place when two races come into contact. Witness, | ba | i States. for example, Chicago, Ome- and oiher Norihern and Western New England has Kept her for few negroes who settle in New England ave the bett cducaied, well-behaved, zood citizen | iype Ouy have people made A A mess of the negro problem government has undertaken 1o give him the rights of a citizen,. vet these Lurlesque in their We application. have undertaken to e sh the educ him and when he ivies estahl hinm- the [ self through benefits of ed- caiion, he is blocked and hampersd in every Social test move equality is the true of the democracy of which we have made the colored man a Yet part. ‘ the negro., as well as his brother Lof the white skin, knows this is im- | i aded possible and A inded, can never level he straight-thinking colored moen group of clean is now working on the solution of th problem. Recently ihey went ol Washingion and there staried a lobiny toward the establishment of a sub | | | ihe be committee of IForeign Relations | =) ! Commitice 1o known th It reedmen’s Committee Lope of those working for f{his 1o Hiimately set apart a {erritory in the southwestern part of the Unitad States, 1o be 100 miles square and fo be conducied as a separate govern- the 1t ment under protection of the United Stafes, has heen stated thit ninety per cent. of the colored popu lation of the United States favors sueh The, a plan plan is tentative, rough, and difficultie: it presents its many only a scheme, but it is the first siep forward toward the solution of what is becominz one of our mosi serions | \ i ! probl AN OUTING HOME, FOR INVALIDS, There the can be nothing New Wit interesi in city of Britain in the proposed vacation home for children and adults who io tuhe hut ave inclined losis and whom a vacaiion of week or in the would the ef- under e country S0 save. last possibly evening Herald a story 1o the published fect that such a scheme was consideration by local authorities and that ihere was @ possibilifty of the establishment being placed in Burling ton. Visions of a further chance to pollute the city water supply have wrigen in the minds of some of us, in fact that thought occurred to the re- porter who wrote the siory, bul was dismissed on the a that Water sunsption ¥ the members of the toard, who were upon the committee for the whai they of home knew were about anda think ihe in would not placing va- cation house spol where its waste would liable 1o find it Way into the rescivoirs of the city. Sure- Iy, if a spot has heen tentatively chos en. there deliberat I n. is no thought of menacing our health by the placing of ailing people on the water shed | and (he possibility of contamination com of has surely occurred to the wafer ! missioners, especially in view re- { i H cent ther ihat the erty Ti to v i M Mission, atte rest adu Jove She Lroc hot niles northwest four and mot ultiy i developments. e is no is on home w that wotld hink iss Cuee mpt 1o house ls whe d in the established k.t usi e on the v e it 1o was e might Consequently ity i proj; step lish he o doul or i wine Ca all ¢ mot coal app: T @ proy able bane as a soap market ing Tl 0 a nen ne nieresis ecl ftor rorward a vacat n the w i the his. e nsiden lay in ive in with a arent vrough erning ( paganda is he thougl the i w be not otherwise »in s the Supply ¢ Tew open i na an Cher or very wlso o e netit ¢ ade o the who next i ion ho ater the nounhe answering pick Senato arran there explanation lits neve prospect e Gern dopt the . Thei are sa S Missouri Min Gan who dner es.” say is m nobo “Mexico's stre talk Cou | than air? FACTS AND FANC P “ma wou opne cer. h hav guished m she is keeping composure tom ald. longer shor W but in Y he B Prohibition wilg like I nati W will s @ hea veral the any asphy robubly n 1d wtunity he so Spite heen vis h to ary he loug when fer.— B mosi are s of this country. lighty, mince any ot Times. 1 hen wants ol said 1 shay han Soviet i ving tc Gove one ni dy Hine w Senators appropria death xiation the s but rry Seat all t of itors o the credit ber of Dbre: the sf »ston \ 1kl al the fighting Dallas News, alway smoke a cigar London has s0 Ki pie her the average “'Red"” rvesd I as em| time Philadelphia 1t gov last it Philadelphia We gro tha this fent nun oug ling o ens try hox tina Wale Drea A Intc A Whispering " And elasp you close Tis Edi Kindly tape. secims evol 1 vel oy ers while appent ernment year, ax 80 much as to are wers of no£200,0 year, ion 1hey hi ton he templs make a down I —shipn "W lad last its yeurnin f of h olive I con his Hec think t v faney shorta Washit strange ved pay they mqui 2 o from deport fhat i Pres d yoasting Vermont 00 fro With the people neire © age of some had Pross, W 1t of ater in su heizh o ol first | the children v o il he uatenanied ry Unionville accepiable ound S city, e veu me hed, | commiitee e ave sated nd v kal a's niay of w e, an Socialists syste rday o 1an to riter hay tion be m by e b picking shed placed on city ch it @ it ocal den s mighe 1 accommodaied rore working hav in the atfempt 1 i 1 he probability office ea shovel spreading cor v hy d w has never [ m Se headline from she Dot in bill party little he ni her the of hea [ ad trikers Transcript war w s {ell w he Tie spoke if ve New 1 an New an lo with is with a elieve t s 1 a 1 but pr a aisure il person vand o nd ail b e coun “Ini Tar oad, a 1t to ma ml o to ity sho hat pot hai op- position dity ity to 1l ing en try e - iy iy the uld extensive Ithe el on e laker to esi should we do iy aw home a of it and 1 to m hecon revelut) [ ne xSt n the Gl ab- not not ave ny | ing S ihe ine nes ons ted Mexican hy Mex held gl yave vo i Gove izes ( Gover Misso WL ihted azreed 1o agonizl SNenatorial ho e Wi bele he had lings the dist ar, it York d her York be mw ot W ted - friends the French prob- bon." 1 nor res. to death ing hot ! 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" the Post-Tnizlligen- h in- \ ' I | | | | i D 1dl e Germany. to be d profite hane domesticated that nd deportation s is thankful 1zton that sche men ar rer, the ted they ustity 1 thi m th he op 11 - the v coal men, it pi B no me tim on rece wo tastes for ening S union to e and com ¥ strike ord that anarch | Trusting | one | the Just ne undertuicen the u s pel air ™ & ists have fatigued 1 ot realized eir vizht om ic $1.000,000. wh but fireless cooker cellar rent 0 Tim TO mine ere ry stit wisl i olds sed d alh will somet mother's arms fhat wel my vour “h ) is a wiss ret nost ¢ zarment on b imes al W the 2OOC A BOY son sweater ong res the ay no apple kind or the i al pu I ich not out of { last wrought loving vy hs n s 1 for out therstield W Kiss, messages it e knit e 10 would do youy COMMUNICATED \bout the New tor a ive communication he coal mine spuce Y in te roma - e h b Herald: © black sple less rop al- 2 otif Bui- threal all, to ha tie done: thought, vou heer e ord followin of | | By ehcketekedofeieteletolotototeotetetototelotetototored WISE, SMITH & CO. HARTIORD, FINAL DAYS Of the Anniversary Sale. FINAL DAYS Of FREE Souvenirs. fedetefetotelolaled o ok ] »@@fifififififififi@ Q) We shall Anni- = Sale coutinue the turday, Monday and Tues versary Monday and Tues- | duy will be your last oppor- day that those who theit in orde DISCLCS tunity to procure Free Souv have been saving Souvenin nirs in exchane o your Coupons may have an obpor- Cunity o change theni for iites Souvenir Coupons Souvenir Department For Valuable Souvenirs Down Stairs 5 i & & EOX o Free Souvenirs COME SATURDAY. Nu| ENGAG HE POLAR BEAR BROTHERS GRUEET THEIR FPRIENDS OF LA CHRISTMAS AND TO MAKE DS OF NEW FRIENDS AMONG THE KIDDIES OF HARTFORD As a real funmak Holiday on for the little boys and the Polar Bear Brothers the best tertainers we have ever sed endeavo, fefegofeteRototole © loteted ro el d a 10 securc new d novel for istmas but found to compare with the Bears—so. bring the children to the bi ice cave in Polar B 0 45 0 5 0 0 2 fofeolodelotetotede] Toyland and se¢ how happy (hey'll be when they see the Bi Brother Bear and the Little Bear and the other four j hears in their big ice cave. foteototelototeolotetotetofofoRofebetototefobfotototel B o] rfollowing offi A. J. Slope A. N. Abbe the R « Jast wer \ D. held cers NER g, 150 cvening clected H. Abbe H. Humphrey National wash off \; black of rator 1 qn face will learn who i whether miner or believes the public present controversy if of ihe country or if will print cause for the to read black of to race (but iherefore, heart, writer decide newspa government printed cnormous P op ¥ Happe proprietor New York the ihe n a collec city hundred ol W. A tian agency in brought suit against several profits being made by, business corporations under an Will the New Brit- law. The corporations have failed ! ihe ball rollings file with the secretary of state a the above figur their officers and directors as the for {he public. 1AW requires and Bruce is taking {hanking | Vantage of the fact. All the corpora tions are liable o a $200 fine, one-hali which goes to the informer. Bru will make $10,000 Trouble between is brewing a treaty by serious trouble. Dr, Pasteur, ers Bruce, of or 1o e public the the ain coal harons Herald start have disposal columns list of vou S : : ad- throngh I am your your and Very truly - We have profits your MONIE way « Nicaragua the may and hreaking lead to over England (NOTE: no taining the operaiors. %%%%%%% BB not Dy Their business statement eltect is conl the is critically great il at hydrophobia his home made that The Adoo 1o 1he earned profits the is newspaper in (his large carnings spok part the one year apen to W M operators printed that remembered the only period an approXimation we s, expert, I G some whieh only has. It connec- en of mines In whit should the mines wils at time the fizure any Labels. tion that applied for the viving ihe st Yor that Herald) Granting evervbody is likely of fall to a into- some blunders in his po- of ve ar- 1 days litical and so thinking during these al of scale should he perturbing it may nevertheless opporiunity study all of ihe time sufficient vearly s ave will apply in we bunch getling might operators. wage have an fo Lie assamed that persons of sound losses a period of fair average The miner scale which therefore. wiust of every mine in wage. A hizh scale to decrensed thai the public schedule of in whole newspapers profits or o sense will of fosfering avoid the one cardinal or over a per to give i i o1 class consciousness s basis of in- o persons passion-blinded and nowadays guilty of trying and unionist In the come, asking for a stupid | the | the are i of Al Bolshevik' and sanie vage every ake to radical” labor thy | colossal alt mean ; with It is not able and indus- mine: reports a “very to every breath they e workir are designa e strikes eatl loss some ‘Americanism™ to only profits to others. is unfortunate to glance profits efforts of defeat overcom movement This is perilous as well as silly Such an attempt label Americans as emplovers and the o1 over a cosis oo or losses the R cannot help o one lurgc mpatriotic group us patriotic partisanship land sup- It villain ! of and ano of the sort which this to ‘ | ‘ het smacks 1 ridiculous enlightened ! 25 YEARS AGO Herald That have the days when supposedly republican a saint the an workingmen neither radicals posed outgrown longs denio and versa Ameri- back in Date) (Frow The of crat was A L every viee Decembe 1891 i St according 1o viewpoint NG inley read a paper he- | the M. « as \ are fore Woman's club yesterday aft- nor unpatriofic: nor sfoun corruption- To tag them ernoon entitled “The Kthics of Has- | are employers as a <0 pitality ISIS Or OppPressors. il The peril of possibility that is sty streets of with the taking advantage is superb on the the suburhs Sleighing the city result that it 1 has sold shaw the situation lies in the angdein should (hese many vicious of likely capitalists then 1 American: the Sy workingaman what these Americanism, o called an ercising legal living is to reason stand for not want and if ex- for H Lydali ! Older- ' that market 18 reported his meat to do he been comment hus the Considerable right to caused by saulted is no credit lice force. ,‘ organize Poles who 1t certainl: of the po ihe escape of \ ror Officer English o the efficiency working | ind Bol- | he a wage and better he radicalism a mditions shevism must rvadical | Bolshevik labor and Ihere deported should leaders | there sent the trolley | who should the Firs e down worning e Abhout wire on church hroke together with the Network of wires {he Corner of Main and Ghurch streets, Fortunately 10 0n€ Wus unden wire when it fell serious con might have resulied. meeting of the Roval 10:15 thi Main street and the hhe are j offender public employers | 1 but al- and be dungerous the who togethe then affix opposits wire o 1o o who niost either against welfare s em o classify 1 the hers workingmen ployer them. ) o and the sequ At Arcanum has | AP PR B R R G B SRR B y.l% | R | B8 MIEN'S HEAVY 2005 UNJON SUPDS— veneralizations hecome current then | B8 | B8 et | 5% Hobr at v | B8 1 rochet Bed Spre ul~. =R %( } i % Sllk Pettlcoats % 7] o¢ - Short Sportmg Coats‘ Made in the popular 3-1 len % tor the young girls and misses. % Suede, Black and Nutria Plushes, % Priced from $22.50 Up B i COATS OF POLO CLOTH * % Mixtures, Silvertones, Tinseltones and Velours & season or will he & o, This recent purchase, exce |u....\;.| we can sell (he \(\Bvr < valued from $20 5.00. Tor from ‘ $17.50 to $35 00 each Bath Robes to sensiblo Probably the hest values we have offered this able hecause 1 it these 2ifts. o1 the A ~cwsible Xmas Girt. \We is none oo carly buy popular. \ very large assortment patterns to choose 1 present time, % WOMEN’S SILK HOSIERY FOR XMAS GIFTS = stock most: have a beautiful assortmel B8 priced from s each, AL ood of Silk Colors. Forw tely we bave on hand OS¢ reliable makes in White, Black and PLAIN THREAD SILKS PANCY CLOCKED SILKs 5§ DROP STITCH SILKS LACE BOOT SILKS 5% Priced $1.85 to $5.00 pair Choose your Xmas Gift Sill here from such reliable makes 7 B B B4 BB B R R BB MeCALLUM'S™ SBONTEX™ “GORDON" “CADET: FIBRE SILK HOSE White BRE <= and Mock Seam Black and Colors to $1.50 pa in e GIFTS 1 ('npl\ nr Priced Marabou and (0 $21.50 each, Beautiful \1-;1' pe 1 Natur: HANDKERCHIEFS Plain Cottons, Plain M. S. Lin- d Coiored Novelties, indv Initials for Men and Women. PR BR Ee PR PR BREN Women and Children, proidered Linens, Lace Boxed Handkerchiefs or Mer Hand En or Fancy O ens, nal Gloves That Are Warm Gloves That Are Dressy Gloves That FOR THE WHOLE FAMILY 1O XMAS GIFTS Gloves ther Mittens 25¢ (0 $1.59 pair 19¢ to $1. 19¢ 10 98¢ 98¢ to $2 dren’s Fleece Lined dren’s Wool and L dren’s Golf G ting Gloves Boys” Velour Gauntlets Men’s Gloves Ca o B o 5 B, 9] = o) < o ) Golrs nd Woil derseys, and Moch: ned Your Winter Knit Underwear pity Washable Capes, <oft and ) ad $2.8 50 5 pair. B wl style you wint, ~t the weight. g is here in SPECIAL FOR SATURDAY N'S UNION SUITS, to 10, value $1.2 to 16, value $1.50 WAIST UNION SUITS \\ ln(.v CHILDI prlecee Lined— Nizes Sizes s, ot <uit BY 125 <t ;fi‘ Satur Saturday they're Heec and heayy ‘|I>Iu-1l and and Girey: $1 children. aturd WOMEN’S UN ION SUITS We extra ror Tined. in ¥ B4BR $1.5 BRPHPHEY SR Medium Saturday sizes Values $1.75. ] and BY special saturday 98 suit: value S6. uo&}g st A Well Selected Stock of Blankets& and Comfortables 3rd Floor take MANUFACTURER’S SALE OF3 RICH CUT GLASS at Special Sal sets suitable for X r ] savings. DOMESTICS — Extra Values for Elevator %%%%%%%% and third individual be bought offering hundreds of ts. Cut Glases can ces. picces s G on our 4 and 30 (0 as Gifts in Hemmed and Scealloped Sati both squitre and cut corners, from 50. B-PIECE Turknit quat Wi Xmas Girts in the famous holidays at $1.39 and $1.50, BATH SETS—Boed ¥ especially priced for \ LINEN AND TAN A ud 51 inches wide, Tor the 54~ | BY '%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%3%% 1) CRASHVFS—In 18, 5. K123 BR e R 0 8 570 B R 5 520 5 7 5 5 9 6 0 B0 Y B DG B B D MARABOU CAPES FOR XMAS% Ostrich i Black, ‘(( ~trich in Blacks gro B < A